i2m has no marketing department. All of our clients come from word-of-mouth recommendations. We appreciate that you all take time to tell your friends about us!

Posted On 01.02.24, by Rohit Maharajan

This month’s customer satisfaction score:100%

“I personally could not be more grateful for the time and effort that Rob takes with me and our account. His understanding of my needs is appreciated.”

Email Signatures with Exclaimer

Email footers, or the automatic signatures you sometimes see at the end of people’s messages, can serve multiple purposes. One of the primary uses for most companies is to provide quick access to contact information like company name, physical address, phone number, email.

At i2m we use Exclaimer to standardize email signatures and control what should and shouldn’t be in an employee’s signature. It means that everyone who gets an email from an i2m employee sees the same format, information and brand language no matter who sent the message.

There are many ways to customize Exclaimer email footers to best suit your company’s needs! Email signatures can be changed monthly to reflect marketing goals or particular messages for your clients. They can also include legal disclaimers, privacy policies, terms and conditions or any relevant disclaimers to protect your business.

If you’re seeking a solution that simplifies this task and provides exceptional designs, look no further than Exclaimer. Like so many of the products we recommend – it is a product we use ourselves! Click the button below if you want to learn more about the myriad ways you can customize your company’s email signatures.

Staff Updates

Next time Mark takes your ticket, be sure to congratulate him on his promotion to IT Support Team Lead! Mark has worked with i2m for 4 years and we are thrilled for him to step into a leadership role. Aaron Gray and Dorian Reed are also moving up to our Help Desk team where they will join Adriana and Edwin. Please welcome them as they get settled into their new roles.

The i2m holiday party (pictured to the right) was a huge success and we all appreciated getting to hang out in person for a change! Thank you to everyone who took the time to write comments about our team to be read during the party.

i2m has no marketing department. All of our clients come from word-of-mouth recommendations. We appreciate that you all take time to tell your friends about us!

This month’s customer satisfaction score:100%

Email Signatures with Exclaimer

Staff Updates

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